Next generation game.

it didn't exist before and like 80% of the stuff that has been added is the last 6 years. Should be .delete.

But hey, it's casualization. you asked for it.
99% of people couldn't read the patches and announcements on the website. Never aware of anything including Pearls Shops Deal.  Kek.
People did complain about communication and this is the result.

You activated a special quest with autopathing, so you got the usual warning for this kind of autopathing on Elvia channels. 

Yes, it does not make it less stupid, but that's the usual stupidity! ^^

pearl shop deal really come when they replace kakao by pearl abyss, with kakao we didnt see good pearl shop deal

The worst is when you're riding your horse or in the middle of a fight and the stupid daily rewards window pops up blocking everything. I ran off a cliff with my horse once because of that. It might be what's "in" in Korea but in NA it's what's "out". People actively download popup blockers to avoid that junk and it doesn't belong in a game. This isn't a freemium mobile app.

Looks like its time to repost my old classic from when I made my first topic about this issue!

Another one today...

● Added banners providing information on pre-creating a season character on the Server Selection UI and the bottom right of the in-game screen.

Actually my husband and I were talking about the idea of a true "Free to Play" MMO and how one would get revenues to pay for it.  We think ad placement could be the answer for a contemporary based game.  Not in the form of popups and other intrusive methods.  We were thinking about the movies, how the hero reaches into his fridge and pulls out a can of generic beer over a brand name.  It looks weak to see a generic product, having billboards and radio spots with familiar commercials makes it more immersive and less artifical like generic beer. 

We couldn't figure out any way to work it into fantasy MMOs.  It would be easy to make a contemporary or even futuristic MMO with product placement.  The only issue would be selliing those spots to the major companies.  The players themselves would be the product and the customers would be the corporations.  My husband said, they could offer discount coupons for products to prove the game is selliing for them.  If the game worked as intended, it would never ask the players for real money and be fun to attract  the players.  Imagine your character opens a book in a shop and 50% off RedBull falls out. 

As for PA advertising their own product, why can't they shut them off once we bought them?  Feels like I am getting punished for buying the item now.

Have fun!